choilich-choille

Updated: May 4, 2025

There is a smooth dry brae opposite to Logie Cumming, called 'Braigh Choilich-Choille, great part of the slope of which is covered with a growth of brackens from five to six feet high, mixed with large masses of foxgloves, of such luxuriance that the stems sometimes rise five from a single root, and more than seven feet in height, of which there is often an extent of five feet of blossoms, loaded with a succession of magnificent bells.

- The True Story Book